Question: How does alcohol affect college student's relationships?
Author’s Name below:
|
Quality of friendship
|
Significant others/dating
|
Peer pressure and influence
|
“College culture”
|
Borsari, Brian, and Kate B. Carey.
|
Peer relationships influences drinking via three pathways: 1. Lack of relationships 2. alcohol use being an integral part of peer interactions, 3. peers disapprove of alcohol
|
“For example, alcohol use in college students has been linked to both the presence and absence of social support in their lives.”
| ||
Palmeri, Josephine M.
|
By modeling these behaviors to their peers, college students are viewing alcohol use as a positive and socially acceptable experience
|
Over 80% of college students have at least one alcoholic drink over a two week time period. Of these college students, 40% are binge drinking.
| ||
Rini, Jen.
|
65% of college students drink alcohol in a month. 44% of 18-to-22-year-old college students reported drinking five or more drinks on an occasion at least once in the last 30 days.
| |||
Khaddouma, Alexander, et al.
|
Diminishing connections and decreasing the quality of relationships.
“Heavy alcohol use and subsequent negative consequences.”
|
Comments
Post a Comment